Enamel Pins
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Lovely Enamel Brooches to Wear Anytime, Anywhere
A pretty enamel brooch looks great on any jacket or lapel, and when you can find one that has special meaning, all the better. Our line of colorful hand painted pins range from lots of playful kitty cats, elegant dachshund and other dog brooches, and even some armadillo pins! I’d love to create a myriad of brooches representing all of my favorite animals, but I’m going to have to work up to that a little at a time. Meanwhile, you’ll find many whimsical designs in a rainbow of colors. Read more...
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White Guinea Pig Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Black and Tan Dachshund Pin
Our Price: $28.00
Calico Cat Pin
Our Price: $29.00
Red Dachshund Pin
Our Price: $28.00
Sparkly Red Armadillo Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Topaz Fat Cat Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Brown Rabbit Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Chocolate Labrador Pin
Our Price: $29.00
Pig Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Red Turtle Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Swirled Green Frog Pin
Our Price: $25.00
White Poodle Pin
Our Price: $29.00
Black and White Cat Pin
Our Price: $27.00
Green Playful Cat Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Multicolored Fat Cat Pin
Our Price: $25.00
Just as with my other types enamel jewelry, the epoxy enamel group has some matching enamel pins. You won’t find a pin that matches every one of my designs, at least not yet, but who knows what the future may bring!
The pin backs on these enamel designs have been soldered on, and are really nice quality pin backs. They’re the same type I used on my polymer clay designs for a long time, and I didn’t hear complaints about them in over 15 years!
The pins are all a good size (Not teensy weensy). I figure that if you plan to wear a colorful pin on your jacket or shirt, you should make sure that people can see it! So I’ve included pins in the feline and canine groups for now, with an occasional odd ball thrown in (armadillos, for instance!) I have plans for quite a few additional enamel pin designs, but you’ll just have to be patient and they will be along. Of course, don’t forget to check out my holiday pins for a little mid-winter cheer.
I don’t know when the first pins (probably referred to as brooches ) showed up on the fashion front, but they have certainly been with us for an awfully long time. I believe the earliest pins were a simple “hat pin” design, that didn’t require a complicated latching system. They were quite popular in the 18th century, and maybe even earlier than that.
With the advent of the adventurous 1920s, colorful pins became quite popular. In that vein, I present my own colorful enamel pins!
The pin backs on these enamel designs have been soldered on, and are really nice quality pin backs. They’re the same type I used on my polymer clay designs for a long time, and I didn’t hear complaints about them in over 15 years!
The pins are all a good size (Not teensy weensy). I figure that if you plan to wear a colorful pin on your jacket or shirt, you should make sure that people can see it! So I’ve included pins in the feline and canine groups for now, with an occasional odd ball thrown in (armadillos, for instance!) I have plans for quite a few additional enamel pin designs, but you’ll just have to be patient and they will be along. Of course, don’t forget to check out my holiday pins for a little mid-winter cheer.
I don’t know when the first pins (probably referred to as brooches ) showed up on the fashion front, but they have certainly been with us for an awfully long time. I believe the earliest pins were a simple “hat pin” design, that didn’t require a complicated latching system. They were quite popular in the 18th century, and maybe even earlier than that.
With the advent of the adventurous 1920s, colorful pins became quite popular. In that vein, I present my own colorful enamel pins!
